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J&K Regional Branch SOUVENIR 35Years of J&K Regional Branch INDIAN INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION J&K Regional Branch Indian Institute of Public Administration Across 2nd Tawi Bridge, Opp. Department of Distance Education, Jammu 180006 Ph.: 0191-243006, email: [email protected] October 2013 GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WITH SHRI N.N. VOHRA, HON'BLE GOVERNOR OFJAMMU AND KASHMIR (April 9, 2011) GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WITH SHRI OMAR ABDULLAH, HON'BLE CHIEF MINISTER OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR (March 16, 2012) CONTENTS Messages From the Editor's Anvil Our Chairmen and Hony Secretaries Executive Committee (Jan 2012- 2014) Genesis of the Regional Branch of IIPA -Dr M. Rahman From the Archives 35 Years of J&K Regional Branch Of IIPA - A Flashback- Shri T.P. Singh Nostalgic Moments - Dr Ashok Bhan Reminiscences of a long Association -Dr S.S. Bloeria From My Memory Bank - Shri Girish Aivalli A Tribute to the "Three Pioneers" J&K Regional Branch of IIPA in Retrospect -Er J.B.S. Johar Aims and Objectives Bye Laws of the Regional Branch J&K Regional Branch of IIPA - My Experiences - Shri M.A. Mufti My association with J&K Regional Branch of IIPA- Prof Rekha Choudhary 35 years of J&K Regional Branch of IIPA - Shri Swami Raj Sharma J&K Regional Branch of IIPA -My impressions- Prof Mehraj-ud-din Office Bearers & Executive Committee (Jan 2012-2014) Programmes organized by the Regional Branch List of Members Published by Shri J.B.S Johar, Hony Secretary, J&K Regional Branch, Indian Institute of Public Administration. Printed by Dee Dee Reprographix, 3-Aikta Ashram, New Rehari, Jammu. Editor Dr. S.K. Koul RAJ BHAVAN JAMMU-180001 GOVERNOR JAMMU & KASHMIR MESSAGE I am happy to learn that the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), J&K Regional Branch, is shortly bringing out a publication which shall reflect its activities during the past 35 years, since it establishment. To further the objectives of the Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi, the IIPA, J&K Regional Branch, has been organizing varied activities - training programmes, workshops, discussion, seminar, lectures and debates on varied relevant topics- which are aimed at building capacities for promoting good governance. I congratulate Dr Ashok Bhan, Chairman, and all the distinguished members of the IIPA J&K Regional Branch for regularly organizing meaningful programmes on relevant issues for furthering the cause of good governance. (N.N. Vohra) 24th April, 2013 Jammu. 1 CHEIF MINISTER Jammu & Kashmir MESSAGE It is rightly said that the structure of the administrative services in India has spawned over the years and indeed is the steel frame of modern, post independent India. The bureaucracy welds together and helps in maintaining and promoting the administrative unity of the county. The various institutes of public administration create and craft minds and develop capacity for governance and administration of the country. The Jammu and Kashmir Regional Branch of Indian Institute of Public Administration is one of them. It will complete 35 years of existence later this year. The institute has done a stellar job in every sense of the term especially in terms of capacity building for good governance. I wish the Institute all the best and good wishes on the 35th year of its existence and hope that it carries its mission with the same vigour, enthusiasm and efficiency in the future as well. (Omar Abdullah) 2 PRAKASHALAYA T.N. Chaturvedi A-4, Sector-17, Noida-201301 Former Governor of Karnataka Dist. Gautam Buddhanagar, U.P. Former Member of Parliament (R.S.) Tel. : 0120-4214025 Former Comptroller & Auditor General of India E-mail:[email protected] MESSAGE I am glad to know that the Jammu and Kashmir Regional Branch of the Indian Institute of Public Administration will soon complete 35 years of its purposeful existence. It is one of our most active branches. Over the years, despite all constraints and difficulties, it has organized training programmes, workshops, seminar, lectures and debates on different aspects of governance and related problems of contemporary society. It has successfully done so both at Srinagar and Jammu. I recall about fifteen years or more ago I attended a lively symposium organized at Jammu on Ethics in Public Life. It was quite an innovative, imaginative and foreseeing pioneering effort at that point of time. The Jammu and Kashmir Regional Branch is fairly representative of different segments of civil society, administration, academic, legal fraternity, politics, business and entrepreneurial world. It is good to know that the Jammu and Kashmir Regional Branch proposes to prepare and publish a history outlining its activities, evolution and growth. The Secretary of the Branch and its office deserve our congratulation and good wishes for their new venture. It will be not only a storehouse of information, but also a source of inspiration. I wish the branch all the best in years ahead. (T.N. Chaturvedi) 3 MkW lq/khj ,l- cyksfj;k dsUnzh; fo'ofo|ky;] tEew dqyifr Central University of Jammu nwjHkk"k@Phone : 0191-2479861 Dr. Sudhir S. Bloeria Vice Chancellor MESSAGE It is a matter of considerable happiness that the J&K Regional Branch of Indian Institute of Public Administration is completing 35 years of its existence during 2013. Like all fledgling institutions, IIPA also made a modest start in the year, 1978. The un-alloyed credit for sowing the seeds of this vibrant organization belongs to Late Shri Veeranna Aivalli, IPS- then an officer of the rank of Dy. Inspector General of Police, who during that period worked tirelessly and with utter devotion to the cause of establishing this J&K Regional Branch. For more than a decade Shri Aivalli was in fact the wholesome manifestation and the public face of this institution. It was because his unstinted devotion to the IIPA and his firm conviction that this organization has a lot of potential for the benefit of J&K State, that a good number of us got motivated to join it. These new members were inspired to continue a single minded drive to make the IIPA as one of the leading think- tanks and an institution of considerable excellence in the state. It would not be fare from truth to mention that most of the old members, including myself, joined the IIPA on personal persuasion of Shri Aivalli. 4 MkW lq/khj ,l- cyksfj;k dsUnzh; fo'ofo|ky;] tEew dqyifr Central University of Jammu nwjHkk"k@Phone : 0191-2479861 Dr. Sudhir S. Bloeria Vice Chancellor During the last 35 years this body has seen many ups and downs; including not having a roof its head for almost three decades. This was the period when the IIPA practically shuttled from one location to another, heavily learning on the courtesy and generosity of the other organizations which had some accommodation to spare. This Regional Branch finally managed to construct its own premises and moved to the present location in Jammu during February 2008, the very first time since its inception. This family has now grown from a small group of pioneers to a strong body of 347 members from diverse discipline spanning across government officials, academicians, entrepreneurs etc, constantly striving to improve the systems of governance at various levels and in diverse field. I am sanguine in the coming years the J&K Regional Branch of IIPA would further enhance its activities and sharply focus on capacity building within and outside government organizations. (Dr. Sudhir. S. Bloeria) 5 UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU JAMMU - 180 006 (INDIA) Phones : 2435268, 2450014 (O) : 2454390, 2434399 (R) Fax : +91 - 191-2459383 E-mail : [email protected] PROFESSOR MOHAN PAUL SINGH ISHAR Vice-Chancellor MESSAGE I am pleased to learn that the Indian Institute of Public Administration J&K Regional Branch is bringing out its Biography on 35 years of its existence. I hope that the Regional Branch of the Institute shall organize Conferences/Seminars/Workshops and other awareness programmes related to public administration, which will be beneficial for the general public at large. I am also hopeful that the Branch will co-operate with approved Institution and bodies for the purpose of helping the cause of public administration. On this auspicious occasion I send my warm and sincere greeting to the Regional Branch of the Institute (Dr M.P.S. Ishar) "A" Grade University.....NAAC Accredited / ISO 9001 : 2000 Certified Residence : Vice-Chancellor's Lodge, New University Campus, Babasaheb Road, Jammu-180 006 (Jammu & Kashmir) India 6 Chairman, Indian Institute of Public Administration J&K Regional Branch Across 2nd Tawi Bridge, Opposite DDE Complex, University of Jammu-180 006 Tel : 0191-2434006 (O) Dr. Ashok Bhan IPS (Retd) 2463786 (R) 9419000925 (Mobile) E-mail: [email protected] MESSAGE 35 years is more than a generation. It is time to recount the journey from the seeds sown by the visionary architect Shri Veeranna Aivalli to its present form when the J&K Regional Branch of the IIPA is widely recognized as an active instrument for building capacity for good governance and management skills. It is an occasion to recall all that has been achieved since the inception of the Regional Branch and assess our strengths and weaknesses. Above all it is time to acknowledge contributions of our founding fathers, members of IIPA, the State Government, academia and the civil society. It is, therefore, very thoughtful of the Executive Committee of the Regional Branch to have decided to bring out a Souvenir titled "35 Years of J&K Regional Branch IIPA". Dr S. K. Kaul has been assigned the task of compiling the Souvenir in which task he has engaged himself in the right earnest. His efforts are being ably supplemented by Er J.
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